Diaspora Youth Ambassador to China Presents Armenian Culture at “East Meets West” Carnival
On November 2nd, Mane Vardanyan, the Diaspora Youth Ambassador to China, led and organized the Armenian Stand at the "Wisdom Across Ages, Encounters of East and West" Carnival, hosted by the Committee of the Communist Youth League of Nanjing University. Participants wore traditional Armenian attire (taraz), kindly provided by the 2024-2025 Diaspora Youth Ambassador to China, Ani Margaryan.The stand was decorated with Armenian flags and a traditional tablecloth. It featured a display of Armenian wines, cognacs, Armenian paper, and pomegranates—a fruit strongly associated with Armenia. Two traditional Armenian games were also set up for visitors to enjoy: Stone Game (Qarktik)
Armenian Traditional Attire Captivates Audiences at Beijing International Studies University Festival
On October 24, 2025, the vibrant colors and intricate designs of Armenian cultural heritage became a highlight of the Cultural Festival at Beijing International Studies University. Armenian students Elise Stepanyan and Gohar Hambardzumyan presented an impressive showcase that drew attention from the multinational community.The centerpiece of their presentation featured authentic reproductions of traditional Armenian costumes, provided by ChinArmArt. Elise Stepanyan wore a detailed replica of Vaspurakan regional attire, while Gohar Hambardzumyan presented the distinctive Karin traditional costume, together demonstrating the remarkable diversity of Armenian national dress across different historical regions.Beyond the fashion display, the students created a comprehensive cultural experience
Armenian Heritage Through Taraz Presented in Suzhou at SSFLS Autumn Sports Meet 2025
On October 22, 2025, the Suzhou Science and Technology City Foreign Language School (SSFLS) held the vibrant Opening Ceremony for its annual Autumn Sports Meet. This much-anticipated event is a brilliant display of the school's international spirit, bringing together its community of almost 100 foreign teachers from around the globe.The ceremony was a spectacular fusion of athletics and global culture. A key highlight was the parade of nations, where each foreign teacher proudly represented their home country.Representing Armenia was Lucy Gasparyan, a teacher at SSFLS. She made a striking impression by wearing a complete and authentic Armenian taraz ensemble, provided
La Voz Armenia Connects the Armenian Diasporas of Spain and China: An Interview with ChinArmArt
In a step toward strengthening global Armenian connections, the Armenian diasporic communities of Spain and China have entered into a meaningful cultural dialogue through a recent feature in La Voz Armenia. The Spanish-Argentinian newspaper, with its nearly two-decade legacy of serving Armenian communities worldwide, has bridged continents by publishing an in-depth interview with Dr. Ani Margaryan, from the Armenian community of China.The conversation, conducted by Mariam Manucharyan, highlights the parallel efforts of these two geographically distant but spiritually connected diaspora communities. While La Voz Armenia has long served as a cultural beacon for Armenians in Spain and Latin America, Dr.
Pertchanush Msryan: Armenia’s Honored Female Architect
In the male-dominated professional landscape of the Soviet Union, where few women rose to leadership in architecture and urban planning, Pertchanush Msryan carved a legacy of concrete and green space that shaped modern Armenia. An honored builder and respected educator, her career was a testament to exceptional skill and perseverance.Msryan’s influence is etched into the very fabric of Yerevan. She was instrumental in developing the city's master plan, "Great Yerevan," and led the detailed planning for entire districts like Nork and Southwestern Yerevan, determining the living environment for thousands. Her visionary work extended to the renowned resort town of Jermuk,
